#
# svnwatch - a subversion plugin for rbot.
# author(s): Robby Russell and Ben Bleything of the PDX.rb
# 
# This file should be placed in the rbot plugins/ directroy. When you load rbot
# it will scan the directory and load this plugin. DRb will automatically start up.

require 'drb'

# Configuration Options
@conf = { 
  :port => '7666',       # 7666 (you will need this to be the same in post-commit)
  :host => 'localhost',  # localhost, don't set to remote ip unless you know what you are doing
  :chan => '#bzfx'     # IRC channel that you want rbot to send notices to
}

class SvnWatch < Plugin

  attr_writer :channel
  
  def privmsg(m)  
    m.reply "I don't actually have anything to say. I just sit and wait for SVN to call me."    
  end
  
  def svn_commit(info)
    send_msg(build_msg(info))
  end
  
  # Sends a message to the channel defined. This will allow 
  # you to use the DRb instance to call the send_msg(str)  
  # method, which will output to the desired channel
  private
    def send_msg(str)
      @bot.say @channel,  str
    end  

    # yes this is really ugly.. we'll clean it up!  
    def build_msg(info)
      author = info[:author]
      repository = info[:repository]
      revision = info[:revision]
      note = info[:log]
      message = "BZFX commit - author: '#{author}', rev: #{revision}, log: '#{note}'"
      return message
    end
    
end

# register with rbot
@svnwatch = SvnWatch.new
@svnwatch.channel = @conf[:chan]
@svnwatch.register("svnwatch")

# start DRb in a new thread so it doesn't hang up the bot
Thread.new {
  # start the DRb instance
  DRb.start_service("druby://#{@conf[:host]}:#{@conf[:port]}", @svnwatch)
  DRb.thread.join
}

# that's all folks!